New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1919, Page 7

—TO THE PUBLIC: — There are four days left in which you can subscribe to the Victory Liberty Loan which gives - you 4 3-4%, per annum on your investment for three or four years. The subscriptions to this loan throughout the country are lagging and the quota of this city is $500,000 short at this time. : Considering the prosperity which this community has enjoyed and is still enjoying and the evident willingness of some of its inhabitants to put their money into investments which they think will be profitable to them, we believe that there should be a more general interest than has yet shown itself to invest in this Loan. oA e While there is small likelihood of profit accruing from the ownership of these notes be- cause of the short time they have to run, this fact and the rate of interest which they hear (4 3-4%) practically insures that the notes will sell around par and the risk of loss in case a holder desiring to convert them into money before their maturity is a minimum one. We will finance up to $10,000 for one year individuals who are regular customers of this bank in amounts of $1,000 to $10,000, loaning against them 95% of par value at 4 3-4% with the understanding that such loan will not count against customer’s regular lines based upon their deposit account with this company As in the case of all previous Liberty Loans we receive subscriptions from any person (whether a customer of this bank or not) for these notes on any of the following plans: 1. For cash—Note delivered upon payment. 2. On Government plan. 10%% with subscription 109 July 15th. 20% August 12th. 20% September 9th. 20% October 7th. 20% November 11th. 3. On Installment Plan: , 4% cash upon subscription and balance on weekly payments for 48 weeks, or 49 cash upon subscription and balance in monthly payments for 10 months. Subscriptions on the above installment plans are limited to $1,000 to any one person. NEW BRITAIN TRUST COMPANY